In a powerful declaration reflecting the growing tensions in the nationwide quota reform movement, Umme Farhana, an Assistant Professor of the English Language and Literature Department at the National Poet Kazi Nazrul Islam University, has taken a definitive stand against the Bangladesh Chhatra League (BCL). In a post from her Facebook account on Wednesday afternoon, Professor Farhana expressed her unwavering support for the protesting students and her refusal to teach any members or affiliates of the BCL. Her post reads "I Umme Farhana, Assistant Professor of English Language

The anti-discrimination student movement has declared a 'complete shutdown' program across Bangladesh starting from Thursday, July 18th. This announcement was made by Asif Mahmud, one of the coordinators of the movement, in a Facebook post at 8:30 pm on Wednesday evening. In his post, Mahmud outlined the reasons behind the shutdown, citing the brutal attacks on students by police, BGB, RAB, and SWAT forces. He condemned the violence and called for justice for the murdered students, demanding the prosecution of those responsible. Mahmud also emphasized the need for a terror-free campus